Localize is seeking an energetic, growth-minded Full Stack Engineer to join our US-based remote team.
As a Localize engineer, you’ll be responsible for implementing new functionality within Localize’s core product. On the frontend you’ll work on our React/Redux/Backbone SPA, and on the backend you’ll build RESTful APIs in Node/Express/MongoDB.
As a key member of our remote engineering team, you’ll lead the development of many high impact product initiatives. We’re looking for a strong engineer who works well on a small team and is excited about the opportunity to have a direct impact on improving customer experience.
Responsibilities:
- Implement new features + functionality within Localize’s core product
- Build features and on the frontend within our React/Redux/Backbone SPA
- Develop REST APIs with Node/Express/Mongo that power the frontend SPA
- Be actively involved in product and architecture decisions
- Collaborate with other remote engineers and participate in peer code reviews
- Diagnose production bugs throughout the development cycle
Technologies: Experience with these specific technologies a plus, but not strictly required
- Frontend: Javascript, React, Redux, Backbone, Handlebars, Less
- Backend: Javascript, Node, Express, Mongoose
- Datastores: MongoDB (Mongoose.js ODM), Redis, S3
- Infrastructure: AWS: Elastic Beanstalk, EC2, Elasticache, Cloudfront, Route53, etc
- DevOps / Misc: Git/Github, Jira, CircleCI, Mocha
Experience and Qualifications:
- 6+ years experience building, deploying, and maintaining production web applications
- Experience building complex Single Page Applications
- Experience writing, maintaining, and integrating REST APIs written in Node/Express
- Experience working with MongoDB and an understanding of common patterns and data structures
- Experience leading large development initiatives requiring collaboration + coordination with fellow engineers
- Enthusiastic about learning, working within, and architecting high impact products
- Strong verbal and written communication skills.
